MENU
You are using some kind of AdBlock-like software, which blocks ads and captchas on this website.
Ads pay for the website's hosting and for the webmaster's hard work to publish daily updates. So please unlock the Eurodance Encyclopaedia on your AdBlock-like software or consider making a donation
2 Fast 4 You albums
 |
Forever Dance | 1997 | BUY
|
2 Fast 4 You singles
 |
Blame It On The Sun | 1996 |
BUY
|
 |
Lover On The Line | 1997 |
BUY
|
You are using some kind of AdBlock-like software, which blocks ads and captchas on this website.
Ads pay for the website's hosting and for the webmaster's hard work to publish daily updates. So please unlock the Eurodance Encyclopaedia on your AdBlock-like software or consider making a donation
2 Fast 4 You biography
2 Fast 4 You features Antony Chimento (aka Tony, 25 in 1997), the founder of the project, Alexandra de Rosa (aka Lola, the blond gir, 22 in 1997) et Zelka Cobrda (aka Cherry, the red-haired girl, 21 in 1997). On stage they performed with 3 dancers.
All 3 are Italian and were already members of dance projects. Tony worked as choreographer and dancer in Captain Hollywood Project, T.T. Fresh and Intermission. Lola used to ba a dancer for the Italian act Giovanni Liberi, then she moved to Germany in 1995, where she met Tony. Cherry had worked with Lola in Italy before following the same path as her. Both girls like swimming, skating and of course dancing.
The song was a cover of The Free's famous hit. It was recorded and mixed at Soundhouse Records Studio is Aasen (Germany) by Rolf Wetzel. The CD-maxi included a B-side entitled My New Car, it was written by DJ Crazy, Bogdan C. Mack and Rolf Wetzel, arranged by Markus Weinhold. The single was published by A&A MV - Dusty vinyl, produced by DJ Crazy and Rolf Wetzel.
Rolf Wetzel also produced Gentle's single The Rhythm Of Love.
2 Fast 4 You performed at different dance festivals all across Germany, sharing the stage with artists such as 2 Unlimited, Dr Alban, DJ Bobo and Twenty 4 Seven. They also did a promotional tour.
An album entitled Forever Dance was released in 1997. Among the tracks, the excellent eurodance song Move To The Rhythm which melody was inspired from Antares' Ride On A Meteorite. Fot its release, they did a 70-Shows-Tour as the headliner presented by several radio stations all across Germany. They also recorded their best songs with raps in Italian and in Spanish languages.
Thanks to Hickermann and Klems
2 Fast 4 You at AW Music
2 Fast 4 You biography was last updated Wed, January 6th 2021
Links to 2 Fast 4 You
Official websites
Related
DISCLAIMER : unless you see the artist's name among the credits of this biography, it was only created by gathering infos from the web and from fan sources. Sorry if, even if I did all verifications I could, some parts of the biography are false or lack accuracy. Please keep ini mind that I am alone running the site. If you are the artist himself or contributed to the project, please wait till I come back from holidays to submit corrections.
Help the Encyclopaedia !
Recently viewed
Complete your 2 Fast 4 You collection
Search for
2 Fast 4 You
items at
eBay
Rakuten
MusicStack
Juno Records
Amazon.fr
Amazon.de
Amazon.com
Amazon.co.uk
Amazon.it
Amazon.ca
Momox
MP3 download
Juno Download
Amazon FR
Amazon.de
Amazon.com
Amazon.co.uk
Amazon.it
Amazon.ca
More about 2 Fast 4 You
More artists of the same music style
Listen to 2 Fast 4 You on Radio Euro Classic, the eurodance radio
Samples player
You are using some kind of AdBlock-like software, which blocks ads and captchas on this website.
Ads pay for the website's hosting and for the webmaster's hard work to publish daily updates. So please unlock the Eurodance Encyclopaedia on your AdBlock-like software or consider making a donation
){kind=link}
){kind=link}